New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-08
ELECTION FRAUDS TO BE NET PROMPTLY.

TIE STATE ASSURED BY A ZIG PLCRAIITr-fAGL-
ING OFF or THE PROHIBITION vOIR.
The Dcnoc managers who confidently expect to
carry the state to-day by unlawful means will lind the
task far difficult thaa they anticipated. Ihe
schemes have pretty well exposed but ,hond they
persist IN trying carry them out they ~il mud them
selves confronted by the grim power OF the law way
with which they have not been familiar recent years
The members OF the Republican state Committee knos
positively that they have the state. careful pol
will give about 81 900 plurality for the Rs
publican ticket IL can only be got by the Democrats
through theft. and that igantic scale Thus vii
doubtless he attempted Notwithstanding tho exposures
made and because OF this fact and In order that every
honest may 10 the lookout for fraut the state
Committee last gh sent kilograms OF warning tue
chairman OF each OF the Republican County CemUees
throughout the state. The telegramis As follows.
REPUBLICAN STATE COMMITTEE. FIFTH AVENUE HorEi.
NEw.YoKK ny. No, ombes = 1881 !
ChGirn,dn Repubiiean county COMMITTEE:
Perfectly liable Information here IL 10 The e.
feet that corruption und contributed BY liquor
rbused 70 D,@ocrsc ihroashcnt the state to
S Ss 10 sSs -q saS s Snc 's pIs% wee
and be ready to make example oevey stemp the
our ol the shows that the R.buelic.n. have
humor haze their honest votes
Association has offered large
e.n,cSa OF SrSsr, aud ana we have ,sg
rohcms IN Troy Co Albany and Ioar Island
in time viii enable as 70 dsisat tao sheSs Guard asaSiany
%s P%b.h sls toT %
formation II .paper
publication. print GU hAndbls aud post hem throughout
your county. CORNElIt, y. Bliss.
Chairman kepublican state committee.
There is not tho slightest doubt that We have tho
state. added Mr.. Bliss and do net propose 10 DO
cheated out Oft We are well aware OF tho desperate
efforts that likely 10 be made. but they Will be met
by people in that cannot Fail 10 be effective
Secretary smith expressed the utmost confidence - 10
the result Well down Harlem Bridge" he
.ttk "a A.ln .i..,fu
be reduced by tho city vote 10 about 49, 600 think tho
Prohibition vote Will not exceed 10000 while the Labor
people will poll 1T Toast l25.O0l IL Is known that tho
other side has given up all hope NJ securing eher
the Senate or the Assembly IL is going 10 be hot fight
here In tue city. but NicOll will win
There reasons for thinking that there will be
falling OF In the Prohibition vote. one OF them IL
given In this letter that came In yesterday from oledn
the home of Mr. HUNTINGTON VINO running for SeCrs
tary the Third Party ticket 1t from we'll
known citlLrn there. who says.
when Governor iIl elected csndl ate tho
rrohibons's ia Ooin, tho home Of Bro her HuntJstoa
engaged IN genuine JoNincauon aud celebration 'TnhI
footing OF horns etc etc cannot saw that MI iiun'ns
joined with tho festve, OF the occasion. but lie M h
openly publicly disspproye o A. showing p.inv az
INKS III TIC matter II Frederick Cook should b" oetei
SHALL 10 coubt these people engage ia tic "
Of slorying IN tho work they have accompli-heL 30 ,.
TANK WE Will show up well on election DAY " .Vu
positive Information not De had but s. TAR - ~
there quiet nondemOnstrstvo eeins lo pAf' o. '
publicans 10 DO AZ tho polls and vote
Report, received at the Republican state ilc"luN1
last night from Troy stated that the cNl"'uo
mado IN InE TRIBUNE yc>tcrlay OF the '!'ia'"n lou,
schemes by which eX Mayor Murphy hoped - 'Nyy
thu city aid county had dlscomiit'd the Ia"s',
that there wa, lulo II any chance OF The tn p ,ss
carried out. II Is however, thcn ~ much ~,
worse for enemies" said General Knapp. ~.
ara prepared their most desprrat" a. enp'
aud To defeat them"